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It'd be hard to miss *this* sign...=) I like the contrast between blue and white. Good frame :)
I ate too much for dinner and I had an Ausfahrt!!!
HAHAHAH! Muah!
Few years ago a friend of mine went to Germany, he was very surprised to see so many town called "Aufahrt"....yes of course he wasn't seapking a single word of German.
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First time I came to Germany in 1994 and I was impressed to see "Ausfahrt" directional sign on every autobahn after some intervals - I thought it is the most important city of Germany so that guidance if given to take this way to go to Ausfahrt.
When I came back home, I consulted Encarta world map and could not find the location of "Ausfahrt" city in the map of Germany. Then I asked one of my German friends who told me the meaning of this word.......
Wish you intime "Exit" from motorways. :-)